Jackson County Circuit Court, Wisconsin Document Filing Requirements
59 rules from official source documents
Rules 51 to 59, page 2 of 2
Required elements, certificates, and structural requirements for court documents.
WARNING
- Applies to
- Opposing party factual propositions
An opposing party presenting additional factual propositions must comply with the requirements in section I.B.
With respect to such presentation of factual propositions not stated by the movant, the said opposing party shall comply with the requirements set forth in I.B., above.
WARNING
- Applies to
- Jury instructions
Jury instructions must have all blanks completed and alternate clauses handled as appropriate.
All blanks shall be completed and alternate clauses shall be omitted or inserted as appropriate.
INFO
- Applies to
- Rebuttal to proposed findings of fact
The movant may submit rebuttal statements addressing responses to proposed findings and findings proposed in the response.
A statement in rebuttal to the response or responses to any numbered paragraph of the movant's initially proposed findings of fact, and a statement in rebuttal to any numbered paragraphs of findings of fact initially proposed in the response or responses.
INFO
- Applies to
- Rebuttal brief
The movant may, but is not required to, serve and file a rebuttal brief with the rebuttal materials.
With the rebuttal described in IV, above, the movant may, but is not required to, serve and file a rebuttal brief.
INFO
- Applies to
- Rebuttal to form of judgment
The movant may submit a rebuttal statement addressing the response concerning the form of judgment.
A statement in rebuttal to the response or responses with respect to the form of judgment.
INFO
- Applies to
- Opposing party factual propositions
An opposing party may present additional undisputed material factual propositions by stipulation, proposed findings, or a combination of both.
If an opposing party believes the motion for summary judgment must fail because of material facts not stated by the movant and as to which it is considered there is no genuine issue, the said opposing party may present such other factual propositions either by means of: a) A stipulation of facts between or among all of the parties to the action; or b) A statement of the findings of fact proposed by said opposing party; or c) A combination of "a" and "b".
INFO
- Applies to
- Opposing party proposed conclusions of law
An opposing party may state additional conclusions of law that it believes require denial of the summary-judgment motion.
If an opposing party believes the motion for summary judgment must fail because of conclusions of law not stated by movant, that party may state such other conclusions of law.
INFO
- Applies to
- Rebuttal materials
The movant may elect to serve and file materials permitted by 802.08 Wis. Stats. in rebuttal.
Such materials permitted by 802.08 Wis. Stats., which movant may elect to serve and file in rebuttal.
INFO
- Applies to
- Rebuttal to proposed conclusions of law
The movant may submit rebuttal statements addressing responses to proposed conclusions of law and conclusions proposed in the response.
A statement in rebuttal to the response or responses to any numbered conclusion of law initially proposed by the movant, and a statement in rebuttal to any numbered conclusion of law initially proposed in the response or responses.
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